Re: Cerec Porcelain inlay



Charu wrote:
well i am a dental student would like to know why should there be
sensitivity to hot or cold stuff after this cerec prosthesis?If i am
not wrong this is suggestive of acute pulpitis.So my question is why
should there be acute pulpitis?



More likely what they used to call in my ancient dental school days "transient hyperemia" as a reversible condition, short in duration (to distinguish from acute pulpitis, which implies progression to pulpal death).
The most common cause of this in your situation is improper bonding technique, esp. insufficient coating of the etched enamel/dentin with bonding agent.
However, the truth is that for good technique or bad, pulpal response is all over the map. Back in my day you dare not etch a tooth without covering all exposed dentin with Dycal. Now etching dentin is OK.
Obviously you don't want to remove the restoration unless you are forced to. As a dental student, you are better equipped than most to tell if things are going downhill.

Good luck,
Steve

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